Embroidery Operator

Embroidery Operator

Brand Junkie — Cypress, Texas, United States — Manufacturing

Brand Junkie is a full‑service branding and merchandising partner. From concept to delivery, we design, customize, and fulfill in‑house—offering creative design, branding compliance, production, e‑commerce store management, and distribution all under one roof. Our focus on quality, precision, and speed ensures every product makes an impact.

• Embracing today’s brand‑centric buyer and delivering products that inspire lasting connections.
• Upholding strict branding compliance to protect and elevate the brands we represent.
• Offering end‑to‑end service—from design and personalization to hosting, fulfillment, and marketing.

"Connecting people & brands ‑ Moving hearts & minds"

We’re a team of creators, problem‑solvers, and doers who thrive on collaboration, hustle, and results. Every day brings new challenges, fresh ideas, and opportunities to push boundaries. At Brand Junkie, we set the standard, and we have fun doing it.

The embroidery operator accurately decorates items in adherence to Brand Junkie quality standards while maintaining consistent production goals.

• Operate embroidery machinery following all safety protocols.
• Review all paperwork to accurately decorate items and address decoration/paperwork questions with the supervisor before starting an order.
• Adjust thread colors, needles, and regulate machine settings to ensure quality standards are preserved.
• Carefully hoop and position items on machine during decoration to prevent damages.
• Observe the decoration process to detect defects indicating malfunction.
• Communicate all machine malfunctions to the supervisor, and repair defective embroidery only when approved by supervisor.
• Maintain the work area and equipment in a clean and orderly condition.
• Comply with all company standards as outlined in the employee handbook.

• High school diploma or GED.
• Strong organizational skills with attention to detail.
• Prior experience operating embroidery machinery or working in a textile/garment production environment.
• Familiarity with embroidery techniques, thread types, and machine settings is a plus.
• Ability to operate embroidery machinery safely and efficiently, following all safety protocols.
• Capability to adjust thread colors, needles, and machine settings to meet quality standards.
• May perform minor repairs on defective embroidery with supervisor approval.
• Effectively communicate with supervisors regarding machine issues, decoration questions, or production concerns.

$17–$19 per hour (Cypress – Main Building)